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Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn Yūsuf Ghāzī, son of the sultan ܀ ܢܘܗܠ ܐܬܫܐ ܠܟܘ .ܐܡܘܦܕ ܒܐܟ ܠܟܘ ܐܿܘܗ ܐܡܕ ܢܡܕ ܒܐܟ ܠܟܘ .ܐܚܘܡ .ܐܫܪܕ ܒܐܟ ܠܟܘ .ܐܬܪܓܓܕ .ܐܠܕܩܒܕ ܐܬܪܝܙܚܘ ܬܘܪܝܨܒܘ .ܐܪܓܦܕ ܐܢܝܵܒܘܥܘ ܠܟ .ܗܠ ܢܝܫܕܓ ܐܢܵܝܥܕ ܒܐܟ ܠܟܘ .ܐܵܖܝܚܢܒܕ ܒܐܟ ףיקמ זכרמ ܝܗܘܡܵܕܗ ܢܝܠܡܘ ܐܒܵܐܟ ܢܝܠܗܘ .ܩܡܘܣ ܗܪܓܦܘ םלואו . [לבוסה זכרמ תא ביבס [תשענ] אוה בכוכבש תינשה הלגעה ܗܪܓܦܕ ܐܢܝܵܖܫ .ܨܝܒܪ ܗܡܫܘܓܘ .ܐܡܕ ܢܝܠܡ זכרמ תא בבסל תשענ] לבוסה התוא םיארוק הלגעה התואו לבוסה לגלג ܝܗܘܵܢܝܥ ܢܝܵܘܗܘ ܢܘܗܠܟ ܢܝܿܘܗܘ ܢܫܵܓܬܫܡܘ ܢܛܘܵܡܥ عبس اهنأ ىلوألا ةخفنلا .فوفص عبسو قئارط איהש התוא הנבלב איה איהו םלועה זכרמ ביבס איה הנבלב תשדחתמ ܐܢܝܵܖܫܘ .ܢܝܪܝܩܝܘ .ܐܡܕ ܢܝܠܡܘ ܢܝܒܥ ܝܗܘܥܵܕܨܕ ،”دحأ اوفك هل نكي ملو ريسفت يف لاق مث اهسفن ىلع ةلظألا دهشأو הנניאש הלוגעהו .אוהה המח בכוכב איה תחאה .םיתש ןה ץוחמ תינשהו ܢܝܥܝܕܝܘ ܢܝܫܝܪܦ ܢܝܒܥ [ܝܗ]ܘܵܢܝܒܓܘ .ܢܘܢܐ اهلعجو ةلظألا هب ماقأو ملو دلي مل دمص دحأ“ :لاقف ةبسن هسفنل دلوي לגלג ארקנ הככו הפקהה לגלגה םשב תארקנ הדפאה יכ ףוסהו לבוסה ܕܠܝܬܡܘ ܢܛܒܬܡ ܝܣܘܣܵܟܘܛܣܐܘ ܘܵܢܘܓܘ ݉ ܘܵܒܐܟ תויהב יכ .לגלגו לגלג לכל אוהש רמאי ומשב ארקי הפקה לגלג וב לגלג ܐܿܓܣ ܘܼܗ ܐܡܕܘ ܢܝܵܥܫ ܬܠܬ ܢܝܠܗܒܕ ܠܟܘ .ܢܝܗܒ .فوفص ةعبسو הלוגעה תויהב תארקנ זכרמה תאצוי תאצוי איהה הדפאה םג ךכו זכרמה ܐܬܝܡܕܩ :ܬܠܬܕܘ ܢܝܬܵܖܬܕܘ ܘܼܗ ܐܦܠܚܘܫ .ܐܡܕܕ ،هنم ةخفن اهب تيرجأ يتلا ةلظألاو ىلوألا ةخفنلا اهيف قئارط عبس הדפאבש הלוגעה , תדפא ֹלֹר איהה םשב ארקי אוהה רודכה יכ רודכה ܗܠ ܐܿܘܗܘ ܐܡܝܡܚ ܗܕܠܘܡ ܠܛܡ .ܐܒܝܛܪܘ ܐܬܥܫܕ ةلظألا ماقأف هسفنل اهلعجو اددق ةلظألا سفن لعجو ةبسن اولقع يتلا תשדחתמה תינשהו םינפב (א14) עעונתהב הנהו .רודכהמ [הלגעה] רודכ ܐܦܠܚܘܫ ܬܠܬ ܢܝܠܗܕ ܐܦܠܚܘܫ ܠܥ ܢܝܵܥܫ .ܗܠܝܕ הלגעה .הז ןבהו תחאה .םינימ ינש ץוחב תבבוסה הלגעה ,הרדג ונרבדש ܐܡܡܝܐܕ ܢܛܒܬܢ ܐܝܠܠܕܘ ܐܥܒܪܡܒ ܐܥܪܙ ܦܣܘܬܬܢ ܐܬܥܫܒ ܢܐ ܐܬܝܡܕܩ ܢܝܬܵܖܬܕ ܘܐ ܘܐ ܬܠܬܕ ܬܠܬܕ ܘܐ ܢܝܬܵܖܬܕ ܘܐ ܐܬܝܡܕܩ ܐܬܥܫܒ ܢܐ , Wendy Hoofnagle Hoofnagle Wendy , of theConquest Continuity The studies and beyond.” legend. That Frankish king and emperor loomed large in the imag- loomed large king and emperor Frankish That legend. presents a wide-ranging and learned study that will be an that study learned and a wide-ranging presents important contribution to a variety of fields within medieval medieval of within fields a variety to contribution important mated cultural phenomenon.” know about Englishness, and indeed England itself, in the central in the central and indeed England itself, Englishness, about know how the texts were shared, altered, and preserved as they moved moved as they and preserved altered, shared, were the texts how the studies sophisticated, Theoretically milieus. cultural between inations of the Anglo-Normans, in ways both tacit and explicit. both tacit and explicit. inations of the Anglo-Normans, in ways ies, mostly in the history of science and medicine, that trace that trace and medicine, of science ies, mostly in the history - underesti but important an on light new shed countries the transmission of written and oral texts around the Eastern around texts and oral of written the transmission further expands the horizons of an further the horizons expands of the Conquest Continuity The represent cutting-edge research and offer original interpretations original interpretations and offer research cutting-edge represent - of original stud collection is a pathbreaking in Transit Texts Middle Ages.” Mediterranean basin in the Middle Ages. Each essay considers considers Each essay Ages. basin in the Middle Mediterranean Edited by Y. Tzvi Langermann and Robert Tzvi G. 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Melissa Dabakis embeds these Melissa sculptors. marble professional as in Italy hood live to - woman of conventions Victorian who defied Americans nineteenth-century of band of the inherent complexities and contradictions of expatriate life in mid-nineteenth- life expatriate of contradictions and complexities the inherent of be- to had ne propriety feminine how of reading fresh a rigorous, as well as century Italy, - shift constantly were social where conventions in a world independence with gotiated there has never been a book about the courageous first American female sculptors and and female sculptors American first been the never courageous has a bookthere about artists. professional becoming to but Rome, to Boston from just their bold journey not pre-1876 taste and demand for large-scale neoclassical sculptures, rendering them in- rendering neoclassical large-scale sculptures, for demand and taste pre-1876 ing, on the eve of the Civil War and the unification of Italy. This groundbreaking book groundbreaking This Italy. of the unification and the Civil War the eve of on ing, the sheer these in the history women, of interested anyone for must-read absolute an is injecting it with their suffragist and abolitionist views. It presents a fascinating account account a fascinating presents It views. abolitionist and their suffragist with it injecting Meticulously researched with perceptive insight that offers new analysis of neoclassicalof analysis new offers that insight perceptive with researched Meticulously www.psupress.org University Park, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Park, University The Pennsylvania State University Press University State Pennsylvania The “Long awaited, A Sisterhood awaited, of Sculptors“Long “Melissa Dabakis has written the book I’ve been longing to read. In the history of art, the history of In read. to been longing the book I’ve Dabakis written has “Melissa —Patricia Cronin —Patricia —Wanda Corn, Stanford University Corn, Stanford —Wanda is Professor of Art of Professor is Vinnie Ream at work on her Lin her - on work Ream at Vinnie continued from front flap front from continued History at Kenyon College. Kenyon at History Melissa Dabakis illustration: Jacket 8 × 10 in. 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the local village, and its ultimate worth, comes to life in life to comes worth, ultimate its and village, local the here as we consider the role of government in alleviating poverty.” in alleviating of government the role consider as we here how New Deal policies shaped and were reshaped by the home- by reshaped were Deal policies shaped and New how knowledge and awareness of one of the nation’s leading of one and of awareness knowledge the nation’s in Norvelt are woven into a compelling narrative that illustrates that illustrates narrative a compelling into woven are in Norvelt - col has thoughtfully Char Miller use. land in intellectuals posited as if already formed—emerge from this particular time from formed—emerge as if already posited powerfully demonstrates the importance of demonstrates powerfully Times Hope in Hard lected and organized the writings that capture the ideas and and ideas the capture that writings the organized and lected development of arguably the most important mind in the mind important most the of arguably development Norvelt and Struggle the for Community During the Pinchot’s thinking about rivers, soils, minerals, agriculture, for agriculture, soils, minerals, thinking about rivers, Pinchot’s steaders. Variables of race, ethnicity, class, and gender—too often and gender—too class, ethnicity, of race, Variables steaders. few of his own writings. With these well-chosen documents documents these well-chosen writings. With of his own few onto a window Miller provides hand, Char own Pinchot’s from and place and lead to a better understanding of where to go from from go to of where understanding a better and lead to and place writing history from the ground up. Vivid details of everyday life life details of everyday Vivid up. the ground from writing history New in Paperback in New Hope in Hard Times Hard Hope in estry, and public stewardship of natural resources during a time during a time resources of natural and public stewardship estry, change.” of sweeping Edited by Char Miller Char by Edited of American conservation, most scholars have likely read read likely have scholars most of American conservation, Great Depression Gifford Pinchot SelectedWritings .” Times Hard in Hope GiffordPinchot Timothy Kelly, Margaret Power, and Michael Cary Michael and Power, Margaret Kelly, Timothy American conservation tradition.” conservation American “The dichotomy separating praise for and criticism against criticism and for praise separating dichotomy “The “A valuable contribution that will significantly enhance our enhance will significantly that contribution valuable “A “ —Jane A. Juffer, Cornell University A. Juffer, —Jane , Mount Pleasant Journal —A. J. Panian “Despite Gifford Pinchot’s high-pro Pinchot’s Gifford “Despite Wilderness Forever author of Wilderness —Mark Harvey, Gettysburg Contested and Crude Reality Contested , author of Gettysburg —Brian C. Black 6Rimby_jacket.indd 1 Shippensburg University. jacket design:BethSchlenoff Pennsylvania StateArchives. Courtesy ofthePennsylvania HistoricalandMuseum Commission, Pennsylvania StateForest Academy students, Mont Alto, 1904. jacketillustrations: (front) Mira Lloyd Dock;(back flap) SUSAN RIMBY A isProfessor at ofHistory
—Ed Slavishak, Susquehanna University —Adam Rome,University ofDelaware —Linda Ries, Pennsylvania StateArchives —Char Miller,authorofGifford PinchotandtheMakingofModernEnvironmentalism “With thorough research andclearwriting, Susan Rimby reveals thecomplexitiesof “I have wanted toknowmore aboutMira Lloyd Dockforsometime, andSusan Rimby’s “At biography longlastwe have oftheintrepid awell-deserved Mira Lloyd Dock.Susan “Mira Lloyd Dockwas aProgressive’s Progressive. An ardentawell-trained conservationist, www.psupress.org university park,pennsylvania THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYPRESS In Rimby’s hands, Dockemerges asasavvy strategist, atireless worker, andadreamer with Progressive Era environmental reform. ofideasputintoaction,andDockisa This isahistory Progressive Era. Shealsooffersfresh insightintothegenderpoliticsofthatformative period.” Rothrock, Pinchot,McFarland, andothers. Dockrightfullystandsbesidethem,demanding Rimby recognizes Dockasthestrong andpivotalleadershewas, notjustasahelpmateto Keystone Stateandthroughout thecountry. Dockisareminder, Susan Rimby’s finebiography wonderful biography addresses allofthequestionsaboutDockthatintriguedme. Rimby within thecontextofwomen’s advocacygroups duringtheProgressive Era, Rimby istobe makes clear, holdsinitsquestforsocialequality ofthepower and thatanengagedcitizenry botanist, andatireless memberofthePennsylvania StateForest Commission, thisearly applauded forrestoringofPennsylvania hertoaproper nicheinthehistory andthenation.” and stirring theflamesofanemerging nationalenvironmental movement.ExaminingDock era’s politicalcontextwithsuchdetailinorder toshowhowDockgotaway withit.” teaches usagreat dealabouttherelationship between inthe urbanandrural conservation the reclamation ofPennsylvania’s devastated landscapesandcitiesfrom industrialexcesses environmental justice.” Pennsylvaniantwentieth-century foughthard forwomen’s inthe rightsandconservation fascinating figure throughandwomeninpubliclife. whomtotellthestoriesofconservation staggering ambitions.staggering Perhaps thebook’s the mostimpressive accomplishmentisre-creating ISBN 978-0-271-05624-1 26 PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS psupress.org
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